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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
/ / Bad ULCER.

GoEpEN MED1caL DIsCogERY
cures Consumption (Which is Scfo-
fula ofthe Langs), by It's wonders
ful blood-purffying, invigorating
and nutritiye properties. From
It's marvellous power over this be-
ribly fatal disease, when first Of.
fering this now Borid-famed rem
edy to the. pubic, DR.. Pierce
thought seriously ofSealling it his
"CoSsUMPr1oN Guar" but aban-
doned that narna as too rsssgiet=
i've for medicine which, from It's
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

it promptly cures the severest
Coughs it strengthens the system
and purifes the bloo2.
The nutritive properties of ex-
tract of malt and cod liver oil
are trifling when compared with
those possessed by the "Dis-
covery."
1t rapidly builds up the system,
and increases the flesh and weight
of those reduced below the usual
standard Of health By wasting
diseases"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

Mr. Berg, the teacher CT Jenny Liqsssiss
now eighty six years OLD, and still $3.50
feesar OF music II S1edsG+ He EaaS
of his Ereat pupil with entnusiasm.
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P,AIgsHghEl1ssll-77ssl. - ,.[s117zs- !,
! LIVER DISEASE |
] hRD
ENEART TROUBLED

Thoroughly cleanse the blood,
which is the fountain Of health,
by using DR.. PIERCE's GOLDEN
MEDICAL Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant
spirits, and bodily health and
vigor will be established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
cures all hQmors, from a COMMON
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q llrinen UnHafk.
"a Brio go Unsafe.
Speci2! to the Gazette.
wHITEwRIGET. Tx, Dec. 6-Tt'

bridge over the creek on the s.. Louis,
! kansas sCt T z.s road IS in m unsafe
condition owing TO the high wateasehl
trsins Nil ne Gelsyeo twelve assbsS q
least. 3
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FOR THE BLOOD IS TIL LIFE

Bf6teh, or Eruption, TO thesworst
Scr&ala. Salt rheurn, "Beyer-
soresjScaly OF Rough Skins in
short, 8s diseases caused by bad
blood, axe conquered by this
powerful pprifying, and invigor-,
ating mediofne. Great Eating
Ulcers rapidly heatander its be-
nign influence. Virulent blood
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FIRsrPUBLISH n
RYJA0IES GRANT,
.-,.prvK xLu FRESH SORROW.
AN EVENTFUL STORY.

.roe Right Of Translation I, Reserved
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vomau's srceY ia seldom wholly
si,;;Assa1A1Is," SAYS R1cdA Brough,oas aud
e%Is. Chillineton had cultivated this
@ene SO much that sKe bsd perhaps
SoLne TO think that Maianie had engaged
-.'selt TO res,iy dubious sdventurer, for
S S-a t4e Considered poor Montague LOIS
ne WHEN Contrasied with the wealthy
S"ner OF Rsvensbourne Hall, and had re-
o.,Isoly said: "Oa, i thG5 wretch would
Gle, or the Burmese kill him!"
~ II lEss .he W&s 15ars3 ,hsVlL Il TTfT
80 y filed, in some sort, than she
g.sas- Opening and shutting her fan
es,,-a.,o4sly with her QUICK little hands, she
Il >. Wy should MelaDie be 90 different
aaly sweet friend, Hilds Tremsyne?"
,c, nat did Miss Tremayne do?"
one loved, or thought SO, young iel-
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Mrs. MARY A MCCLURE, Columbus, KGns.,
writes: Il addressed you in November,
1894, being afflicted with liver disease, heart
trouble, and female weakness. / was adj
vised to use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Faverite Prescription and Pei
lets. l used one bottle of the Prescription,
five OF the Discovery and four of the
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promises
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than auv
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

anarchist
upon the
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

Dublin, Nov. l2.--An enthusiastic
Unonist demonstration was held in
Lciustcr hall last evening" at which the
Duke OF Abcrcom presided. All sections
OF Dublin LoyaHsts, irrespective OF creed
or politics, were represented. The chief
speakers were Mr.. Ashmead Bartlett, the
Marquis OF Carmathcn and Mr.. William
Gray Ellison Mccartney, member of Par
liamcn: flr Antrim, south, who declared
that Ulster would stand by the Loyalists
oi Icins.cr, Connaught and Munster.
They rcpudidted the attempts to establish
artificial distinctions.
Tic Dublin Express saws "Thc meeting
will inspire with hope the Loyalists of the
rcmotcst villages OF Munster and Con-
naught.'
The Frccman's journal SAYS: "Thc per-
Torrance showed the Dublin UniOniss ut
their best They had one duke, one
marquis, one lord and one Bartlett
Tully. the Nationalist agitator, oi Wood
ford, and the organizer Of the rent war on
the Clanrcarlc estate, has been stoned
aud severely injured Ills ASSISTANTS are
supposed 10 bc tenants who had been
eyictcd in consequence Of having adopted
the plan of campaign. Other local agi-
tutors have received warning that they,
too, will be- s'nnmmily dealt With.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

PARIS, Nov. I'm. Wilson, who i,
charged with completely in the CaiIareI
scandal, appeared before the examining
magistrate today, lie affirmed that the
disputed letters are authentic Madame
l.imousin persists in her declaration that
they have been tempered with
lie Noltarc advises Republicans To pre-
pare for congress of deputies and scna
tors for the election OF President OF the
republic.
The lrrcconcilibles have resolved to form
barricadcs in the streets il NJ. Ferry SHOULD
be elected to succeed NJ. Grcvyin the event
OF the latter rcsigning the presidency.
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Aci,nnner Ashore.

SAND BEACH. Mich, Nov l2.-Thc
schooner Goody, loaded with iron ore,
from E>canala, went ashore yesterday
morning just outside the Port Austin light.
Several attempts were made 10 take off the
crew Yesterday, aud the Point Au Barlurs
life saving crew got within 100 feet OF the
stranded boat, but could not reach her on
account OF heavy sas. Al O'Clock this
morning two crews from the Gfindstone
Cts and Point Au larqucs life saving sta.
iions took off the men, Who had suffered
greatly from the intense cold during the
night. II Is thought the schooner can be
saved
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Havana Sugar Market.

HAVANA, Nov 10. Owing to the search
ty of stock the sugar market has been dull.
There is some demand for the next crop,
but owing to the reluctance OF buyers to
advance large sums, only a small business
was done and the market closed nominal.
Moasses sugar, regular to good polarika.
ton, S2(c2 % gold perquintal; Muscovado,
nominal; centrilugals, 02' TO 96' polpisa'
ton, in hoGshcads, bags and boxes,
81 03{@3 81. Stocks in warehouse At
Havana and Maian.as, 5000 boxes, 10000
bags and 900 ho9shcads; receipts OF the
week, 2l0 bags and thirty hogshcads; eN'
ports during the week, 352 boxes, 81 ,0OC
bags and SOL hogshcads, of which all the
bags TO the United States.
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IhnrnnaI,i,rr.I snIe..

LryiNCroS, NY, Nov. l2.-Thc most
important thoroughbred sale Of this year
will begin here on Tuesday, and will be-
continued "Wednesday and Thursday,
when Col. ;. y. Bruce, oi New York, will
Offer over 200 head ri home bred and im.
ported Nock. The lot will include many
very valuable animals IN training, some 81
them stake winners, ~ also the tolicrcll
aud Edrcwaicr ycarllng- II will be u
notable event In the history OF the Thor.
oughbrrd Ia Kentucky. Buyers are al
rrnhy hero from on paIi. Of lhn country.
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p.,.ItI.. of Imprudencr.

old heads aud young become imprudcnt. get
oycrhcntcd cool of Suddenly. catch cold,
headache nervous disOrdo-s, and q thousand
and one o;htr troubles. IT., aching prudence
l. played out Tho only thing Ia do Is
nfter YOU have contracted one ar morc 81
these pains-to cure yourself ~ quickly q.
possible small pains are not 10 be neglected
except AZ the risk 81 serious consequences.
Remove them at once. II can be done by
nm application Of one or more u Allcock :
Porous Plaster, recognized the world over
ns the best external remedy ever made
Mind you, don't neglect your iiiilc MS
Tbcy 6utgrow everything else aud II JET
alone lost you more than you can ever know
RcmrpiltrT Allcock's Plastcr.
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s,rup of rigs

Manufactured only by the California Fir
Syrup company, San Francisco. Cal, !.
natures own true laxative. IL is the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
billion, or cOstivc, to dispol hcrlachc,, colds
and fcycrs. to cure habitiial constipation, ia
digestion, ~ For sale IN 10 cents aud u
bottles by H. !. Hester and all leading
druggists Van Vlrct 4 Co, q. W. Jones \
Co. W. y. Wilkcrson & ca. Mansfield 4
Co. have been appointed wholesale agent
at Mgmuhis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

No. Gt5l. " Din tho thanrrfy tuuu IT shelby
county. Tenn. MnD D. h,ulr, vs. hur neat
friend. w. John 4. binic a al
Under aud Ny virtue oi decree entered IN this
rausi nn 1uiy III tN7i. rturlDil ~ minute book ~
pagu 20 Will. ~ special commissioner un
Monday, ~" 9TH 81 December, 1887,
NJ " O'Clock NJ in font ~ The ruuft huuse IN the
pity Of Memphis shelly county, Tenn, sull The fol
lowing described Wnl estate " The highest aud
situated In the 1nslug District II Shelby county
Tenn late ,ity NJ MomphIs situated on south
Court street and h'lnR The est half ~ lot No. 2li
snid iul beginning M The northeast corner of faid
lot gii running thence wet with the south side vi
Houih Count Firot " feet % Inches, thence fouth
north a icel Inches " The bcglnnlng Tefms Of
ale cash u. ~ JORDAN,
Special Commissioner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

Norr Pro VILLAS advertisement IN
this issue Of the ArrrAL Of farm hands
furnished. Between the both Of Noycm-
Der and lst Of December there viii be 2po
colorcd families that will b. sold out and
ready 10 go 10 Mississippi, Arkansas aud
Texas. A great portion oi them will be
able TO pay part Of their transportation.
The cheap labor rate that has been made
Tor this class Of business will enable farm.
cu Of Mississippi aud Arkansas 10 procure
labor 10 pick their cotton Of q very small
cost
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

Mr. T.. A. Ireland, OF Brccn, Phillips &
Co. Nashville. Tenn. says. II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me. finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. II gave me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cure Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
iaoiurcr,, Nashville, Tenn. ~ cents aud II
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
NU 81 Main strrpt
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A Dead sure Tnins on Frank Gnieu.

Norfolk lNchl Vows. september ~
Frank Gillci', Of this city Norfolk, the
lucky holder Of Onc.tcnlh part IT ticket
o. ~ In the Louisiana State lottery, draw.
ing S1.UOO on the 18th inst, rcreiycdu pack
nsc yesterday. by the Wclb.farrp express
containing 20 crisp so bills Returns were
made In Just nine days from the time the
ticket was forwarded from here for collec'
l linn
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Inaolvont Notice

STATE ~ Tcnurssec shelby county =Onicc County
Coun CLERK Memphis, fcuu., November 3 issi.
To John League. Administrator H. M johnson.
Having suggested the Insolvency ~ the estate NJ
a. N johnson, dCivnscd, you are hereby ordered
o. give nutice ny advertisement IN some nrWHfapef
published within the said STATE. aud also NJ the
joufi house door ~ shelby county, iof nl pcrsgus
having claims against sid estate a. appear and Ole
the same. authenticated ln the manner pre- filioil
b. law, on ~ before the 9th day VI February iht,
aud any claim not hlei on Of before aid day, OF
bcfur an appropriation Of the fund.- " said estate
l. made shall H. iufp,cf harrUd. both Ia law and
equity Wlincss my hand. NJ oihcc. THIS II day VI
November Isl A. J. QtiGLEl, Clerk
Hy Thomas n Crrushhw. ID. e.
Notice IL henrby given ns above directed.
fflt IONS LOAGtE Administrator.
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Will be- found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver l'ill'.
Thousands " letter. from people Who have
used them prove this fact Try them,
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Seven new cases Of yellow lever ny
Tampa, including Mayor SpaIkinan, and
one death two miles from Tampa.
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For plsh and peri. apply a. Once 81 the
Company
T. A. LAMB, SECRETARY,
NO. 8 MONROE STREET.
Stockholders Meeting.

orrtcr Nryr,i.s a rHiriutos r. " Co.,
No. 10. Wtff TO-, \. y Octb., Isl
The annual ,,..t.rr Of the o,kholdrr of tho
oompanV. h. ~. ItIUuu ~ dinft0n and such
Other bisipos A. ira, come beiotc ~ viii he held
q MEMPHIS TrNN il me semIs,nJ orl',s u 9i
WiIl einss ~, u,,,i,.f ID I,s7 aud opon on Noycm
Der IA ik,,. poiis ff such elglon viii also b.
OIen Al funistiiis 40 Up aid date
4. ~ sCnNAN, Secretary.
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Probate Court Gale of RoaI

Probate Court Salc Of Real Estate.
No. 10 m in iHr Probate Count ~ shelby
county. Tenn. George Nattuhu o. james 1ut
nrft ipm'uis.
iiy virtue uf do,rrr iHf ale mrdr and entered in
Till cause uu Nutvut,ft mi. lH minute huut ~.
page 20 viii ell ni rullI Huriiuu. g. The hirlrei
bidder loo fruut Ui ne ruHn huuHU dunt. on Main
stpui, Nrnphl.. Tcuu. 90
saturday, November go, 1887.
Wiihln legal h0ur, iho following described nnl a.
TATE tuWtt
Situated ln the county ~ shelby. State IT Ten
nplsre. lyinr hud hfiuF ln The Taxing District al
sHid UHuty iUlnr lot Noe. % and 81 ln blurt o..
un the plan ~ thr town ~ luU IltkrfinE aid lots
hnylnnH front each ul tWsnii four feet on The WrHi
side III Fourth street nud running lack ~ ~ allie,
WtFtWarily one huu1ul aud twelve and one hall
iott uil's feet.
Tcnns ~ fsIo One half rath sud ihr balance Ia
- months. the Uur hafrf Ia rkrrutH uutfH iti
approved security. and lIru Will b. u.iHlurd on
tir baud ~ sorufr che unIh.d pnnrhasc money.
This Apfl ., ~. -
PI QutgLLY. CLERK
~ Tttua ~ CrfvtHtW. h,Tuty tlrfk.
GpuHfr lllluft Hul lU tufHpt sun
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14

Ttr we'll known strengthening properties
" iriu. combined with other tonic, Hud r.
most perfect ucryino. are found boz Garter ,
irpn Pills. which strengthen iho nerve, and
body. aud improve thp blood and complex.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14
The Dudes Know "a.

Or il they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Lnimcnt cured big head in
mules for w. T.. Hunt, of Adairsville, Ky.
J. II. Mallory, vi Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with it. In
fact, this King Of Liniments is invaluable
for man and beast and no family should he
without IT, so cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No. 2S3 Main street
You can distinguish topper by his gin
phiz Pitlsburg Chronicle.
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Barton Y Lamb.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Lots In barton & lambs Rnybum Avenue
subdivision; splendid psidcnc pureriy win
s,ll on monthly payments. u desired or build Tor
good pariir, on cisy terms
~ Acres, making ~ lots near Elmwond Gene
ten. ON street car line viii h. sold at great
larsnin No better investment anywhere only
one fourth milo from city limits
so-acre Tracts, miles frnm city. on Poplar
llrrci boulcvarl, near East Enl Dummy line
Excellent ncighlorlopd. beautiful high property
on cay terms NJ low prizes
20 Acres on Rcrr avenue. The hnuisoncI real.
dcucr sites 10 h. found anywhere. The Prospect
Park nllroad dummy TN, runs right through the
property nlso Chlckhsrw boulevard, which T. 10
feet vide VIII scll In iawc ~ small blocks
Their IL nothing In this country that j. mop ut.
inactive or beautifully situated Ven h,yh and
thoroughly dmlnc,i. - minutes iruu the cruicr
oi city By rapid transit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-14
A Iast Train West.

~. PAUL, MINI, Nov. -. Beginning
y, cmbcr 20, the Northern Pacific will
run q i.st mail tr.in irpm This city TO the
Pacific ,ogs,, connecting here with the fast
mail ON the Milwaukee. which arrives at
80 O'Clock PIN. The train will run
through 10 Portland IN twenty hours lc--
than ihc present time reaching Helena IN
nty and Onc-hall h0lrs, aud Tacoma
twenty hUur, alctl 81 present time.
Another thpjgh Pacific cNpps., stopping
al smaller places, will leave at O'clock
ON. and corr .ppnding trains will be- run
fum pori and IT,
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oRpFu Milford made medals.
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Chnncory Sale

~ Tuns " Crrytu,W. ii,rutj ,irfL.
GpHrfr IlIlut Hul fuf tuHut II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
0UNTY klR j 4

1he total personal propert St,ff thc
CITY &141. 1aac seatase e600 6as,
The total lsyy fors1 Ves 1tt y
1hs clerk The Ecoprs ! !Ell
marriatge licenses, md iiyorces fors
Tho gountv ssloneIs examined
lsfhe IRE 4snreI'ea hoo / sall in tfessnty
I'D. 910. 68 (se1nty !Treasur1t I'D
Will LeR eb md aas Grand
Meadow sA MI 1
a M ssis lsI &C. d
ma 3a0 900. 81
ysiGn4ti by 4 auseti he III Dst int thel1
"a rich tasasFa IL nm part o Il
IStAe count
M No salAry Oh the Count tlorney ~
1lxsd ~ of The DEPUTY ltorl,
4 I Y = $ ! Y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
i |I,lIC,stYnfrRIiUlsfISjE.s

lie bsa yd at count Gam isaio ners,
no With tlle assia nee of Tie lower
Count he Saasignee thought
sIiilff ~ 9e Hold the DOL, MY againat the
s6efi tie comfy Rives mp an the
sare mi lH M r ssssa40 in BEN
d sinina r M e1 l9rfS Il Rock y acres
sIns fIIrStii "a IIf pfep ertY iii alued
Hl kailf q III "a AZ OK the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14

ne annual meeting! Of tho Austin
/ kkssNkers q ire md Ste arm nj ufuILs Insars
|sSnce s0Ennany WAS held mi Court House
Austtn, Tuesday Jan 4, 1882 Themeet-
ing wRs called 60 order by the President
Mr.. 81. sL, Case
The report of the secretary was read
showing the following condition of the
company, Dec. 81. 1885: f3#zS
Noel Policies in force, Dec, 81, ,S6. 20b
Amt Insured thereby q Il. .226. CD
Am of cash reed !. =. b. v. 100. st
Amt paid Tor: losses and other
exp8ndi tures ]. q. &. Il. o5S. 10
Bal. on hand Dec 81 1886. 81 ]. 81 l51.4O,
The following named persons were
elected direct rs:: a. T.. Case, II. Eek.
ford, rs. B, wv odsum, il. Hunt, E.. ST.
8Hoppin. . . .ssF nrlong, Dan i illiams..
Jnoss hompson and #Gta. Seebaci,. a
On motion, 1t was decided te dispense
with all agents, duee the membership
FEE to- 4 OF and invite sall farmers of
MOWerscounty Ia jjein us. Immediatly;
after the annual meeting the directors
met and elected the FOL lowing officers
70. L Case, PRESIDENT II. Eckferd, Sec,
rotary {. Seebaeh q lea nrer.
The treasurer's bond was reduced TO
] sooo, and secretary s left the same as
l1StsY Sl 3EYF
g motion, meeting 4 aa Repre.n q. I.
At the annual meeting Of the Mower
Co. Agricultural Society, last Saturday,
the believing officers were elected Pres
ident, u Farlong; vice presId lent, C..::
III Huntington secretary. "a. q. Case;
lss Sehleude der, tieleg rates. Is tatei
SARTiGult nral Ssociieiy q jonas Haney. j. j !.
sFurlonp John b Reward; execut i've com.
Imittee. q. ~. Grimshaw, j. "a: ThompssSS
SON. g. q. Adams, az. Dickerson, Thomas
~ Nyatro, lcssC Dor. j. b. Reverb Thomas
HatsOus Thomas M al lon 81 The societvfis is
sentirel y aait Of dabt, VI it'll Il small balance
sinsthe treasury
At The annual election OF the Gongre2
sgAtinnaI chilrch, last Thursday evening,
5thes fpll oNing OLE GERS we're elected (. IA.
Knox and S!.ss I,. low eli !, fleaco ms: IA. w
5right, trsas.s n Banfleld, SOC. !;
Mcbride. sraeni ber off nastoral com.
ittee; sC. H. DaVi dson, trustee One
HUNDRED dollars more was pied Red, stha,,3
ever be fore. he supper provided Nv
tho lad ies 5W asa complete success; about
two hundted were at supper.
Az the annual eleeilon of the stock
holders the First ational Ban The
gfiicsr we're elected: {.
tshla Irssid cnt III anield. Cashier;
end Banfield, Directors,
'he fot lloR In sli tors were elected
the Inn =. Prese rYing Co, !:
Smith. Es g. Dorr, C,rane,s az 81
ehlenta d idsen lA. IA very
Dun Imam 4. 5ss7fS
ss astin Isodge .ss 70. !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
81 =

Within Thirty Days, as they
have another Ent erprise on
hand Remember the place,
first door South Of Kaiser &
Quincy Harness Shop.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
NHBD \
x BuILDING .ASSO CIATIok
. MI OR1dFlI &, APTrA M
1.ea "a II t,lasss viii IS
BuiltY by ID ~ ciation D
III Next spsr.ingT SS
All the New .e,a d ken into the
Cir, iii Soon be Built ssss
upsbY, their Aid. MI

M &AWSs4A k9SNAAkSt etAsA ~ N4ANAu4 1A1SsAAF
alton, ~ hiich N fll i'd more forl Austin, and
|the Peep ~ Al MY orsanisa.
Etia1 IA s.1a.
IN yhereyerS such an Is soclatio on hos been
tried, sit has proven lbe effl the eatssi
|nseft llness e the place will certainly
prove 10 here.
The sssciatlon IS formed undo the'
most favorable cireums tan ces. Ilhers
will De many spplic ions for loans md
for shares Is r.saniz ed with sSSsufliil,
[aients capital to accom- late all who may
appl Tor loans The capital stoc sof 5tths
Association il $500, 900 the shares are
$5O. '5s
The eentleme met for orr mia Ion Al
The Office q MAYOR French. French
was elected and Is. Day
Secretary pro ten. Articles q incorpors
alton were submitt tied, adopted. and
signed bY the members. ,Tske following
gentlemen were elected sffiipl N.
! Shaw, Pres; C.s II. sDavidso n. Vice Pres;
IS. 81 Howell, SECRETARY; q. Il Goats,
Treas. Il French, Attorney
Shaw, g: H Davidson and g. al Goats,
Directors for one year .. u. Knox. .. 81.
Stimson and Z, Dettelb ach, Dirsct .fok
two years, q. q dscns ehleut
der and 7. D. Baird, Directors fers three
years It can sbe seen, M the officers
elected, that this anizationII Is q strong
one These men have not formed this
organizations for 4 specula tion. but solely
for the henetit az the cit Whatever
they will gainsbY sit WI be ~ indirect
gain, which will be shared Ia By every
one. 4 win help build np the cily. and
every property owner wi Il receive the
beneft. This ciati on vii. beein
work Just SO soon 81 they. arc incorpor,I
tad pplleatis fsirl oans have already
been received, Winch indicates that peos'
pie realize the opportunity which the az
soe,sti curing homes,
Anyone !, 10 en- I, a. rent can have 3
house efs his own hy paying the amount
of his rent every month to the Assecia-1
ton, When The plan2of the Associa.ion:
is made clear TO . man. he cannot fail to
see the advantages which it offers.
u The officers Of the Association need no
men1ation to the people Of Austin.
Mr. Shaw. the President. is tho President
of the Eirst National Bank; Mr.. David
son, the Vice President, Isl the President
of the Bank ofE Anstfns Mr. french, The
Attorney, is the MAYOR ofsssthe CITY, any
his services will be :of great value TO the
Association: MI Howell, the SecretarY.1
is y member 81 tho law firm Of Richard.
con Day IS Co. and han had experience
III Associations 81 this charcter, and Isl
.sHallsd lifted ~ de ! tina lasge share 81 The
work which 10 necessarily his Mr. Coats.
The Treasures. cont ctor md b,lild der,
whose experience VIII Be helpful. Ve
expect IS $50 ahia ssoeiasloi 10 a.grand
work "a Austin. Il. II.